THE FULL RANGE
C0 at 16.35 Hz through to B8 at 7,902 Hz. Every note, every octave, the exact frequency — no calculator, no plugin, no app.
Every note. Every frequency. One page.
C0 at 16.35 Hz all the way up to B8 at 7,902 Hz — every musical note mapped to its exact frequency. For tuning kicks, hunting resonances, and knowing what you're actually cutting before you cut it. Sent to your inbox now.
- One-page HiRes chart · printable A4 / letter
- Full range: C0 (16.35 Hz) to B8 (7,902 Hz)
- Colour-coded by octave for quick scanning
WHY THIS MATTERS
A frequency is just a note.A note is just a frequency.Once you can translate between them, EQ stops being guesswork.
You find a horrible ring at 240 Hz and notch it out. Fine — except that ring was a B3, which happens to be the root of the track, and now the whole thing sounds hollow.
Or the kick and the bass are fighting and you can't work out why. Find the note the kick is actually playing, tune it to the key, and they stop. None of this is advanced. It just needs a translation table between notes and hertz, and that's all this is.
WHAT'S INSIDE
Nine octaves. One page. Zero maths.
TUNE THE LOW END
Find the note your kick is actually playing, and the one your bass wants to sit on. Tune them to the track and the low end stops fighting itself.
EQ WITH INTENT
Before you notch a resonance, know which note you're about to remove. Sometimes it's a problem. Sometimes it's the song.
LAST CHANCE TO GRAB IT
Get the chart. Know what you're cutting.
One page, free, in your inbox in about a minute. Print it, tape it next to the monitors, and never guess at a frequency again.
LAST CHANCE TO GRAB IT
Get the chart. Know what you're cutting.
One page, free, in your inbox in about a minute. Print it, tape it next to the monitors, and never guess at a frequency again.
Claudio